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Caitlyn

So I’m propagating 4 stems off my pothos plant, they’re growing their roots now, at what point do I plant them in soil?

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  1. Kylee

    I typically wait for the roots to be 2-4” so they are stronger and more apt to thrive when repotted. But that’s just what I do, I’m not completely sure what the minimum should be.

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    • carsandcalatheas

      Yup! And tend to keep the soil moist for the first two weeks to help the plant better acclimate to the new medium

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  2. Katie🌺🍓

    I think the “minimum” is when the new root has second roots starting to grow on it as well, that’s what I was told, but then again, I am also not quite sure!

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    • MrsDoot

      Yep! That’s how I do it too. Wait until your roots have roots! 😉

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  3. Abi’s Plants

    I wait for them to be at least 2 inches long

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